Mandel faces corruption trial amid stroke recovery in Maryland
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel, recovering from a stroke, appears fatigued as federal court opens the first day of his 23 count mail fraud and racketeering retrial. He and five codefendants face accusations of using influence over race track legislation for personal gain. Jury selection continues as Mandel weighs giving more control to Lt. Gov. Blair Lee.
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UPI
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
U.S District Court
Robert Taylor
Blair Lee
British study links each cigarette to five percent life loss
London reports a major study by the Royal College of Physicians links smoking to a large reduction in lifespan. It urges strict antismoking actions, higher cigarette prices and stronger health warnings. The study estimates about one in three smokers dies from smoking and notes immediate benefits from quitting within ten to fifteen years. Ohio prepares wheelchair license plates as a new State bill clears the House 97 to 0 for disabled drivers using funded, specially equipped vehicles.
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Royal College of Physicians
Britain
Royal College
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Ohio doctor argues laetrile aids nutritional program
Doctor Philip Binzel of Washington Court House told Ohio lawmakers laetrile can boost a nutritional program to boost defense against cancer when used with vitamins and enzymes. He said it should be produced and sold over the counter under a new bill, while noting it is not a miracle cure and works best as part of a complete plan.
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Pigeons blamed as incendiary device suspects and Egypt clothing notes
In Portland Maine a man faces arson charges after a pigeon droppings claim linked to a 1973 attic fire. A university professor testified about ammonium nitrate and pigeon pelts, while a fire chief said he never saw a fire caused by droppings. A separate note covers ancient Egyptian dress denoting rank.
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Santo
Rocco J. DiSanto
Gerald Provencher
University of Maine Chemistry
Provencher
John Flynn
Egypt
Gaucho Museum Opens in San Antonio de Areco
In Buenos Aires area, the Ricardo Gurraldes Gaucho Museum preserves gaucho life from a century ago. The site in San Antonio de Areco includes a manor house mill and tavern kept as the gaucho would have known them, safeguarding a vanishing rural culture for visitors.
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Argentina
UPL
Ricardo Gurraldes
San Antonio de Areco
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